The phrase "accomplish amazing things" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing achievements or successes that are impressive or noteworthy.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, we can accomplish amazing things together as a team."
Alternatives: "achieve remarkable feats" or "attain extraordinary results."
Many of those people have gone on to accomplish amazing things.
Don't underestimate the power for people to join together and to accomplish amazing things," he added, as he worked on a boys' dormitory room.
"Those he has mentored have seen and felt his determination, and learned from him that a team of dedicated, intelligent people with a clear vision can accomplish amazing things.
Khan is now trying to share with the world what he learned at MIT: that with the right kind of support, normal humans can and do accomplish amazing things.
If you learn from setbacks and move forward, you can accomplish amazing things.
Units of people come together and accomplish amazing things all the time, despite the lack of mandate or recognition.
"It's very much like Kramer not to say that he comes from a family that has accomplished amazing things," Ms. Fleischman said.
Oh, Barry Bonds, How Could We Have Doubted You? Now that Barry Bonds has been exonerated, we can return him to his rightful place among sports heroes who accomplished amazing things that seemed too good to be true.
Like Timothy D. Wilson's recent how-not-to book, "Redirect: The Surprising New Science of Psychological Change," a primer for well-intentioned parents, bosses, coaches, teachers, psychologists and others in the life-improvement professions, they're full of stories about people who accomplished amazing things in life by, in effect, rewiring themselves.
You have been our partners throughout, and together we have accomplished amazing things.
Bloggers and those posting on social networks moved with great speed and accomplished amazing things.
